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Neuro-structures 1

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Neuro-structures 1

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pelvic splanchnic nerves spinal ganglion
spinal ganglion pelvic splanchnic nerves
prevertebral ganglia prevertebral ganglia
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Neuro-structures-ENG 6

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What is the name of the nerve marked with an asterisk?

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grey ramus communicans
anterior ramus of spinal nerve
white ramus communicans
posterior ramus of spinal nerve
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Neuro-structures-ENG 15

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Which structure / structures is / are indicated by a blue rectangle?

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Inferior mesenteric plexus and ganglia
Superior mesenteric plexus and ganglia
Thoracic splanchnic nerves
Anterior and posterior vagal trunk
Lumbar splanchnic nerves
Coeliac plexus and ganglia
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Neuro-structures-ENG 9

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Which comment applies to the nerve marked with an asterisk?

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It connects a paravertebral ganglion with a prevertebral ganglion
It contains parasympathetic nerve fibers to sweat glands, blood vessels and arrector muscles of hair
It contains somatic sensory nerve fibers
It contains sympathetic nerve fibers to sweat glands, blood vessels and arrector muscles of hair
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Neuro-structures-ENG 12

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Which nerve structures are within the blue rectangles?

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Superior mesenteric plexus and ganglia
Thoracic splanchnic nerves
Inferior mesenteric plexus and ganglia
Lumbar splanchnic nerves
Anterior and posterior vagal trunk
Coeliac plexus and ganglia
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Neuro-structures-ENG 18

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Three nerves are indicated in the picture. By what names can these nerves be correctly identified? (multiple answers can be correct

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segmental nerves
thoracoabdominal nerves
peripheral nerves
(posterior rami of) spinal nerves
intercostal nerves
(anterior rami of) spinal nerves
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Autonomic nervous system ENG 1 - Sympathetic routes

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The animation shows the route of the sympathetic innervation to certain target organs. The synapse takes place in a ganglion in the sympathetic trunk (= a paravertebral ganglion), at the level of entry into the sympathetic trunk, or higher or lower (not shown), after which the spinal nerve is reached via the grey ramus communicans. The stimulus is then further conducted through the posterior and anterior ramus of the spinal nerve. Which target organs / target organ are involved?

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Blood vessels, sweat glands, arrector muscles of hairs of the skin (goosebumps), dilator pupillae (pupil-dilating muscle).
Abdominal organs: liver, stomach, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, intestines and pelvic organs: rectum, bladder, uterus, prostate and external genitalia.
Adrenal medulla.
Thoracic organs: heart, lungs, airways, esophagus.
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Autonomic nervous system ENG 4 - Parasympath innervation per organ - pain table

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Autonomic nervous system ENG 4 - Parasympath innervation per organ - pain table

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T1-T5 T1-T5
T6-T9 T1-T5
T8-T10 T1-T5
T10-T11 T1-T5
T10-L1 T1-T5
L1-L2 T6-T9
S2-S4 T6-T9
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Autonomic nervous system 5 - Sympathetic innervation per organ - pain table

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Autonomic nervous system 5 - Sympathetic innervation per organ - pain table

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T1-T5 T8-T10
T6-T9 L1-L2
T8-T10 S2-S4 pudendal
T10-T11
T10-L1 T10-T11
L1-L2 T10-L1
L1-L2 2 T10-L1